Mushtaq Ahmad

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The Gift of a Chance
In the heart of Mumbai’s bustling streets, where honking cars harmonized with shouting vendors, lived a man named Raju. He was poor—by every material standard. He sold tea on a wooden cart, slept under a rusted tin roof, and wore the same worn-out sandals for years. But Raju possessed something far richer than wealth: kindness.
By Mushtaq Ahmad6 months ago in Humans
From Rock Bottom to Rise Above
In the winter of 2009, Michael Turner found himself huddled beneath a cardboard sheet behind a gas station in Detroit. The once-promising engineering student was now homeless, jobless, and hopeless. At just 26 years old, life had handed him blow after blow — a devastating car accident, medical debt, and the loss of his parents in a single year had left him shattered.
By Mushtaq Ahmad6 months ago in Motivation
The Boy Who Sold Sand for a Living
When people talk about success, they often begin with a stroke of luck, a rich mentor, or a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity. But Rafiq’s story starts with sand.
By Mushtaq Ahmad6 months ago in Motivation
You Were My Silence
You Were My Silence When love doesn't speak in words but whispers through silence, it leaves an eternal imprint on the soul.
By Mushtaq Ahmad6 months ago in Humans
The Golden Heart
In the bustling city of Elmridge, where towering skyscrapers touched the clouds and luxury cars lined the streets, there lived a man named Mr. Adrian Cole. Known for his immense wealth and business empire that spanned industries from real estate to technology, Adrian was easily one of the richest men in the country. Yet, what made him truly remarkable wasn’t the size of his fortune, but the depth of his compassion.
By Mushtaq Ahmad6 months ago in Humans
In Your Silence, I Heard Forever
It was one of those golden evenings where the sun sets slowly, as if reluctant to leave. The small hill-town of Murree was glowing in that golden hour, and the whispering pine trees carried memories older than time.
By Mushtaq Ahmad6 months ago in Humans
The Second Chance
James Carter stood quietly in the back corner of the conference hall, watching others receive awards he had once dreamed of. At 35, James wasn’t where he had hoped to be. Ten years earlier, he had imagined himself as a senior executive, changing industries, making waves. But instead, he was sitting in a middle-management role, overlooked and uninspired.
By Mushtaq Ahmad6 months ago in Motivation
When Her Voice Faded
Aayan always felt that love wasn’t something you saw — it was something you heard. Not the kind of sound that demanded attention, but the quiet kind — like a whispered name or the unspoken understanding that lingers after a deep conversation. A kind of stillness that speaks volumes.
By Mushtaq Ahmad6 months ago in Humans
Turning Point
Turning Point How an Ordinary Man Transformed His Life with One Bold Move In the heart of Lucknow lived Ravi Mehra, a simple man with a steady but modest life. He worked as a clerk in a government office, earning just enough to support his family—his wife Neha, their two young children, and his elderly parents. Their home was a humble two-bedroom flat, and their lifestyle was typical of India’s middle class: careful spending, no luxuries, and very few surprises.
By Mushtaq Ahmad6 months ago in Motivation
Kiss-Cam Chaos: Tech CEO Quits After Romantic Moment Sparks Online Firestorm
1. A Moment That Lit Up the Internet During a Coldplay performance just outside of Boston, an unexpected moment on the venue’s kiss-cam became a viral sensation. The camera captured Andy Byron, CEO of tech firm Astronomer, in a close embrace with Kristin Cabot, the company’s Chief People Officer. The crowd erupted in laughter, and even lead singer Chris Martin joked, “They’re either secretly dating or extremely awkward.” Within hours, what seemed like an innocent moment was circulating across social media worldwide.
By Mushtaq Ahmad6 months ago in Journal
The Final Attempt
Jason Clarke found himself on the rooftop of his apartment building, gazing down at the endless city below. The night wind tugged at his coat, almost as if trying to pull him closer to the edge. For months, his life had spiraled into a storm of failure, heartbreak, and disappointment. His aspiration of becoming a published writer had disintegrated beneath a pile of rejection emails. The woman he loved had walked away, leaving behind a simple note: “I can’t wait forever for you to figure yourself out.”
By Mushtaq Ahmad6 months ago in Motivation
When Jasmine Met the Storm
In the tranquil village of Chandinagar, where stories drifted with the evening breeze and an ancient banyan tree stood tall in the heart of the village, lived a gentle soul named Meera. The daughter of the village priest, she carried the quiet grace of tradition in every step she took—obedient, kind, and wrapped in the beliefs passed down through generations.
By Mushtaq Ahmad6 months ago in Fiction